Election Resources
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LWVCC provides these voting and election-related resources available free to everyone for viewing, downloading, or use.
See the Election Resources Menu below to navigate to the information you want. There's a short description of several of the items lower on this page, along with some of the content. (You can also scroll up and down this page for information.) All dates on this page and on all of the linked pages refer to the April 1, 2025 Municipal Consolidated Election. This page will be updated for the March 17, 2026 Primary Election when those dates are available. |
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Election Resources Menu
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Handouts
The LWVCC handouts are available for everyone to download and use at meetings or gatherings, or as email attachments to members of an organization. All dates on the handouts refer to the April 1, 2025 Municipal Consolidated Election. The handouts will be updated for the March 17, 2026 Primary Election when those dates are available.
Presentations
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Presentations for Your Organization or Group. Our Voter Ready Outreach volunteers are ready to share voting and elections information with your organization or group. For more information and to make arrangements, email [email protected].
Voter Registration 101 is the LWVCC presentation we use to register members of your organization or goup to vote. We can also train members of your group to register others. We provide copies of the slides used and the presenter's notes. If you want to do your own presentation and need additional information, email [email protected].
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Public Graphics Collection
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Visit the Public Graphics Collection page to see graphics, videos, flyers and more related to voting and the election.
This collection is freely available for viewing and downloading. We hope those working with voters will share them on social media, embed them on their websites and otherwise use them to encourage registration, voting and turnout. |
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Voting Q & A
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Visit the Voting Q&A page for frequently asked questions about registration, voting integrity and security, voting by mail and election judges
Also, see the Frequently Asked Questions page on the County Clerk's site.
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Election Judges: Learn About Serving
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Visit this page for an insight into serving as an election judge. Illinois election judges are community volunteers representing both major political parties as required by the Illinois Election Code. The LWVCC Voter Ready team asked former election judges from both major parties to comment on their experience.
See the Champaign County Clerk's page on election judges for information on qualifications, duties, and more. |
Radio Public Service Announcements
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See the Radio PSA page for a series of radio Public Service Announcements (PSAs) developed by LWVCC members to announce election-related dates and information. These were created initially in 2022 and updated for the current election season. They are available for download and use. Both 15- and 30-second items are available. Users may change the years or type of election (primary or general) mentioned in each PSA so the text is current.
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News Media
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Youth Video and Graphics
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Visit the Youth Video and Graphics page for a collection of videos and graphics developed by and for youth, originally created in 2020. These items were developed to encourage high schoolers/youth to participate in the election, including registering, voting and serving as election judges. Everyone is encouraged to share them on social media, embed them on websites and otherwise use them to encourage youth registration, voting and turnout. Also see the Youth Outreach and Civic Engagement page for more information on this LWVCC team's activities.
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Misinformation about Elections To be updated.
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Visit the Misinformation about Elections page to learn about misinformation in elections and to see some useful tools and presentations. The information on this page is intended to be used by anyone to bolster confidence in the democratic process by sharing ways to get the facts out and educate the community about voting and elections. One stragegy is pre-bunking: share accurate information widely, ideally BEFORE misinformation can take hold.
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